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Brady: It was so close to being- Wow.
 
Grey: Yeah it would- it would have been, uh, it would have been just perfect. Um, but anyway, so, there's fun- fun things that happen on- on the Reddit, and again I just want to say, I think it's- it's a- it's a really great community and- and we were discussing, uh, before recording now that there's a lot of activity there and- and it's great and I really do look over the discussion, so uh, anytime you want to, uh, talk about whatever we discuss on the podcast, uh, the Reddit is a great place to go and there will be a link in the shownotes to whatever, uh, whatever the link is for this episode, so I'll put that there.
 
Brady: Did we hear back from Tom after his flight?
 
Grey: Yeah he was- he was actually okay. We did not cause him a lot of anxiety, but when he landed on the other end he said that he enjoyed it and so I'm- I'm glad that we did not give him a panic attack on the flight- or ''you'' did not give him a panic attack on the flight really, I would say that's mostly your fault.
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Brady: Do you know what's amazing, Grey?
Grey: yeah he was he was actually okay we did not cause him a lot of anxiety but when he landed on the other end he said that he enjoyed it and so I'm glad that we did not give him a panic attack on the fly or you did not give him a panic attack on the flight really I would say that's mostly your fault
 
Grey: What?
Brady: do you know what's amazing gray what like we're talking about we're talking like you know a week later however long it's been and we're not really much closer to knowing what happened to that Malaysia Airlines plane
 
Brady: Like, we're talking about- we're talking, like, you know, a week later or however long it's been, and we're not really much closer to knowing what happened to that Malaysia Airlines plane.
Grey: oh yeah so you have to you have to follow these things for me so
 
Grey: Oh yeah? See you have to- you have to follow these things for me, so--
Brady: you must know what's going on though you do you're not that you're not that oblivious to the news eh uh
 
Brady: You must know what's going on though, you- you're not that- you're not that oblivious to the news, are you?
Grey: well this might actually reasonably we talk about later but no last last headline I saw was something about a presumably a hijacking is that the current state of
 
Grey: Uh, well- [laughs] this might actually be something we talk about later, but, no? Last- last headline I saw was something about, uh, presumably a hijacking? Is that, uh, the current state of affairs?
Brady: no we know we're nowhere near that I don't see I don't I don't I didn't think it was a hijacking that the latest is they they seem to be having all this satellite imagery of possible debris you know thousands of kilometers off the coast of Perth in Australia quite quite some distance from where that plane was supposed to be going and so basically it's done a hard left and then just if this is if it's there it's done a hard left and just flown and flown and flown and then maybe ran out of fuel maybe being crashed into the ocean like in like the most remote pretty much the most remote place this could happen huh so something's going on man well it's crazy well maybe next maybe next week we'll know more but this is going to be a this is I keep thinking it's going to be something simple and maybe it's still will but this is looking stranger and stranger
 
Brady: No, we're no- we're nowhere near that? I don't--
Grey: hmm hmm
 
Grey: Oh. See?
stay tuned stay tuned to Brady's plane crash corner here at hello Internet
 
Brady: I don't- I don't- I don't think it was a hijacking. The- the latest is, they- they seem to be having all this satellite imagery of possible debris, you know, thousands of kilometers off the coast of Perth in Australia,--
Grey: yeah I have a feeling like I would I would not want it to be but I feel like you could make this a regular segment every week talk about some plane crash with some interesting story from a plane crash I feel that the the depth of your love for this topic is quite deep
 
Grey: Hm.
Brady: at least we're not talking about freebooting anywhere
 
Grey: yes that's true we're not talking about freebooting anymore although I do have a follow-up item about it but probably not today I'll say before another time
 
Brady: --quite quite some distance from where that plane was supposed to be going,--
Brady: okay I tell you what what you stood up a right hornet's nest in the last episode with this language education
 
Grey: yes yes I do knowMm-hmm.
 
Brady: --so basically it's done a hard left, and then just- if this is- if it's there, it's done a hard left and just flown and flown and flown and then...--
Brady: we knew it you knew it was going to happen too didn't you
 
Grey: Hm.
Grey: I did know that it was going to happen I did know it was going to happen and in in addition to reading all of the reddit comments Derek a veritasium is here in London and he has taken some time out to see me, and I saw Derek earlier today and the day before and I can say that he probably spent at least eight hours of human efforts one-on-one trying to convince me otherwise from my opinions about dropping language classes from the curriculum and
 
Brady: --maybe ran out of fuel?
Brady: you got off lightly you got off lightly right where Derek decides he's right about something a oh is this nothing
 
Grey: Mm-hmm.
Grey: well I think it's only because he had to fit me in between other appointments of things that he's doing while he's over here otherwise you know I left I left - Derek just just a couple hours ago at the pub I think he would still be sitting there now with me trying to convince Mia if if he hadn't had to go somewhere and we had to record this podcast so he's he was very intense about it and
 
Brady: Maybe been crashed into the ocean? Like, in like the most remote- pretty much the most remote place this could happen.
Brady: he's and he's and obviously if his opinion is different to yours he's a big advocate of extensive language teaching in schools can you sort of summarize his position for us
 
Grey: Hm.
Grey: right the answer is I cannot summarize his position for us uh and I kept I kept mentioning this to him in the bar because he had he had actually a letter to me he had written this whole thing on his iPhone that there was like this is like bullet pointed argument about all the ways in which I was wrong and and all the ways in which I should I should reconsider my positions and to to be fair to Derek I I cannot I think possibly try to summarize his arguments without getting it just just wrong or making him more infuriated because with eight hours there's a lot of nuance that you can go into we can suffice it to say that I was not I was not moved by Derek I have not changed my opinion
 
Brady: So, something's going on man.
Brady: in any way there was nothing he said that made a dent anywhere no chink in your armor
 
Grey: Hm.
Grey: well is that it's not it's not shrinking my armor but there are a few there are a few interesting interesting kind of things to bring up about that I'm not summarizing Derek's argument what I'm about to say but I'm going to say a similar thing that came up on the reddit and in some of the feedback that I got was comments about the benefits of learning languages cognitive benefits that are not necessarily the language themself but things that you get from learning a second language. And I always want to be clear I don't doubt that there are benefits to learning another language
 
Brady: It's crazy.
 
Grey: Well--
 
Brady: Maybe next- maybe next week we'll know more but this is going to be a- this is- I keep thinking it's going to be something simple, and maybe it still will,--
 
Grey: --Mm-hmm.
 
Brady: --but this is looking stranger and stranger.
 
Grey: Hmm. Hm.
 
Brady: Stay tuned. Stay tuned to Brady's plane crash corner here on Hello Internet!
 
Grey: Yes.
 
Brady: [giggles]
 
Grey: That's exactly- yeah. I have a feeling like, I would- I- I would not want it to be, but I feel like you could make this a regular segment, every week talk about some plane crash, or some interesting story from a plane crash, I feel that the- the depth of your love for this topic is quite deep. Uh,--
 
Brady: At least we're not talking about freebooting anymore.
 
Grey: Yes, that's true, we're not talking about freebooting anymore. Uh, although I do have a follow-up item about it but probably not today, we'll save it for another time.
 
Brady: Okay. I'll tell you what,--
 
Grey: What?
 
Brady: You stirred up a right hornet's nest in the last episode,--
 
Grey: [groans]
 
Brady: --with this language education.
 
Grey: Yes, yes, I do know--
 
Brady: You- you knew it- you knew it was going to happen too, didn't you?
 
Grey: I did know that it was going to happen. I did know it was going to happen, and in- in addition to reading all of the Reddit comments, Derek of Veritasium is here in London, and uh, he has taken some time out to see me, and I- and I saw Derek earlier today and the day before and I can say that he probably spent at least eight hours of- of human effort--
 
Brady: [giggles]
 
Grey: -one-on-one, uh, trying to convince me otherwise from my opinions about dropping language classes from the curriculum, and--
 
Brady: You got off lightly. You got off lightly, I- when- when Derek decides he's right about something, eight hours is this nothing.
 
Grey: Well, I think it's only because, uh, he had to fit me in between other appointments of things that he's doing while he's over here,--
 
Brady: [chuckles]
 
Grey: --otherwise, you know, I- I left- I left Derek, uh, just- just a couple hours ago at the pub, and I think he would still be sitting there now with me trying to convince me, uh, if- if- if he hadn't had to go somewhere and we had to record this podcast. So, he's- he was- he was very intense about it, and uh,--
 
Brady: He's a- he's a- and obviously, if his opinion is different to yours, he's a big advocate of, uh, extensive language teaching in schools, can you sort of summarize his position for us?
 
Grey: Right. The answer is, I cannot summarize his position for us.
 
Brady: [chuckles]
 
Grey: [laughing] Um, and, I kept- I kept mentioning this to him in the bar because he- he had- he had actually a letter to me, he had written this whole thing on his iPhone that it- that was like--
 
Brady: [giggling]
 
Grey: --this- this, uh, this, like, bullet pointed argument about all the ways in which I was wrong, and- and all the ways in which I should- I should reconsider my- my positions, and to- to be fair to Derek, I- I cannot, I think, possibly try to summarize his arguments without getting it just- just wrong or making him more infuriated because with eight hours, there's a lot of nuance,--
 
Brady: Hmm.
 
Grey: --that you can go into. We- we can suffice it to say that I- I was not- I was not moved by Derek. Uh, I have not changed my opinion, uh,-
 
Brady: In any way? There was nothing he said that made a dent anywhere? No chink in your armor?
 
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Grey: [laughing] If- well, it's not- it's not- it's not chink in my armor, but- but there are a few- there are a few interesting, uh, interesting kind of things to- to bring up about that. I'm not summarizing Derek's argument, what I'm about to say, but I'm going to say a similar thing that came up on the Reddit and in some of the feedback that I got was comments about the benefits of learning languages cognitive benefits that are not necessarily the language themself but things that you get from learning a second language. And I always want to be clear I don't doubt that there are benefits to learning another language
 
Brady: yeah